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103rd BOSTON MARATHONLeMay moves to forefrontBy Susan Bickelhaupt, Globe Staff, 04/20/99
oe LeMay of Danbury, Conn., knew he wasn't the odds-on favorite to be the first American to cross the finish line in yesterday's Boston Marathon. Which was fine with him.
''I kept my eye on Rod DeHaven, the guy who everybody thought would win,'' said LeMay.
DeHaven indeed was the front-runner among US athletes for much of the race, running with the lead pack for most of the way, just a bobbing head to his fellow Americans.
''I just kept Rod in my sight - he probably had 20, 30 seconds on me the whole time,'' said LeMay.
Then, just before Heartbreak Hill, LeMay figured it was time to make his move. He surged ahead and joined the leaders, and although he was not fast enough to stay with eventual winner Joseph Chebet, he was fast enough to leave DeHaven behind.
LeMay earned no prize money as top American male, but his 13th-place overall finish was good for $1,800. And his time of 2 hours 16 minutes 11 seconds was good enough to earn him a spot in the US Olympic marathon qualifier next February.
DeHaven finished in 18th place, at 2:19:23, while last year's top American, Joe McVeigh, finished 19th, at 2:20:21.
LeMay, 32, had run four marathons, but yesterday was his first visit to the Boston course. He said it was everything that he had anticipated. And more.
''It was a little harder than I expected,'' he said. ''I thought the downhills would be nice and easy, but they really tore my quads apart. It was really difficult the last couple of miles.''
He made adjustments for the temperature, which rose from 51 degrees when the starting gun went off at noon to 73 degrees an hour later.
''I had promised myself that if it was close to 70 degrees, I'd adjust my goal,'' said LeMay. ''It was about 2:12 going in, but I adjusted it to 2:14, 2:15. And I was prepared for that, had a lot of water, and was constantly throwing water on me.''
LeMay is eager for another shot at an Olympic qualifying race after a bitter experience in 1996. He ran in the 10,000-meter qualifier that year and finished second. But the race was slow, and LeMay's time was not good enough to earn him a spot in the Atlanta Games.
LeMay, who started running competitively when he was 14, has excelled at both 10,000 meters and the marathon. His fastest marathon was in Chicago in 1996, when he finished in 2:14:58, and he still holds the record at Princeton University for 10,000 meters, at 28:59.
The last American to win the Boston Marathon outright was Greg Meyer, in 1983, and LeMay acknowledged that at times he feels like he's in a different league from the Kenyans.
''I feel like I'm not really in contention, although I did beat a few Kenyans today,'' he said. ''They run the first half faster than me, regardless, and I just try to pick up the pieces.''
He put his time in perspective.
''I guess it's getting to be a little prestigious to be the first American - I mean, 2:16 is not bad, but it's really not a very good time, taking into account the rest of the world,'' he said. ''But I'm still very happy with it.''
This story ran on page F08 of the Boston Globe on 04/20/99.


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Chocolate Peanut Butter & Oat Snack Bars - Secret Recipe Club
It's time again for The Secret Recipe Club reveal! It gets so exciting, doesn't it? Amanda was the one who kicked things off with the whole thing! Tina from Mom's Crazy Cooking is helping out for Group B.
This month I am paired up with Averie from Love Veggies and Yoga. She has an awesome blog with tons of healthy foods! Healthy AND super delicious I should say! I saved several recipes. I've already made the Banana Brulee Oats and she has a bunch of other oatmeal recipe I want to try!
These oat bars were awesome. They kids loved them and we ate them all the first day. These will be made again and again!
Chocolate Peanut Butter & Oat Snack Bars
Adapted from Love Veggies and Yoga
1/2 cup semi sweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup peanut butter, I used chunky
1/3 cup milk, 1%
1 1/2 cup oats, quick cooking
1/2 tbsp. vanilla extract
2 tbsp. splenda
1/4 cup pecan halves, rough chopped
1 tbsp. flaxseed meal
Melt chocolate chips, peanut butter and milk in the microwave in 20 second intervals, stirring and checking. Once melted and stirred together, add the rest of the ingredients. You want this to be fairly dry, if it's not dry enough, add more oats one tablespoon at a time.
Press mixture into an 8 x 8 pan sprayed with cooking spray. Refrigerate for about 30 minutes or until cooled and firm. Cut into 10 slices. You could also roll into balls as well for a finger snack.
I put it through Sparkpeople.com recipes and these are the stats that I came up with.
Nutrition Facts
10 Servings
Amount Per Serving
Calories 205.4
Total Fat 12.6 g
Saturated Fat 1.4 g
Polyunsaturated Fat 2.8 g
Monounsaturated Fat 4.5 g
Cholesterol 0.4 mg
Sodium 187.3 mg
Potassium 163.3 mg
Total Carbohydrate 19.4 g
Dietary Fiber 2.8 g
Sugars 2.4 g
Protein 5.7 g
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Stopping by from group B. So fun to be in the Secret Recipe Club with you. Great Post!
If you haven't already, I'd love for you to drop by my blog and check out my SRC recipe this month: Avocado OmeletThese remind me of the no bake cookies that my daughter and I make. We'll have to give these a try.
If you haven't already, I'd love for you to check out my group "A" SRC recipe this month: Welsh Cakes.
Cook Lisa CookI just love this recipe - I love making things like this from scratch - then I know what's going into them.
This is the perfect addition to school lunches or snacks after school. We will have to try this. Plus, peanut butter and chocolate? How can you go wrong?
So happy we're in SRC together :)I love Averie at Love, Veggies, and Yoga. She has some of the best recipes! These bars look amazing. Chocolate and peanut butter together...there is no better combination in the world. I am sure of it :-)
Great blog, I am new and can't wait to come back. I hope you will check out my blog too!I love when I come across a recipe and I have every single ingredient in my pantry! Looking forward to making these.
I'd love it if you'd stop by my SRC post for Turkey Sloppy Joes!

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This peak is at the head of the Längentaler valley and glacier. It is gentle to ascend from the northeast along the glacier, but very steep in other directions. A climb of the Längentaler Weisser Kogel could be combined with the Bachfallenkopf (3176 m), though in winter steep avalanche prone slopes on that summit might keep you away.The summit overlooks the large Bachfallenferner (glacier) and guards the Längentaler Joch (2991 m), a high pass that grants access to the Sultztal valley to the south.
It is a popular mountain for a relatively easy ski tour in winter and spring, with the option to stay overnight at the Westfalenhaus.
From the south, the Amberger Hütte could provide accomodation for an adventure up to the Längentaler Joch, and then over and down to the north, coming out at Lisens.
Getting There
From the north:By car: Innsbruck - motorway A 12 - exit Sellrain - Gries in Sellrain - Lisens parking lot.
In winter, hike the road south from Lisens, enjoying the view of the massive Lisenser Fernerkogel and it's glacier ahead. Turn west, climbing up from the flat valley floor to enter the Längental. You'll see the Westfalenhaus ahead. Continue for a long ways along the Längental valley floor, making for the glacier at it's head. Around 3000 meters elevation, the glacier turns westward. Follow it to the summit, which can be ascended on skis to the very top.
In summer, a trail goes up more steeply from Lisens, again heading south with a view of the Lisenser Fernerkogel. It veers into the Längentaler valley, keeping a few hundred meters above the valley floor. This trail goes directly to the Westfalenhaus. Continue past the hut up the valley. The right fork goes to the Hohe Seeblaskogl. Take the left fork which continues up moraines to the base of the Längentaler Ferner (glacier). Continue up as per the winter route, with the necessary glacier travel equipment.
From the south:
By car: Innsbruck - motorway A 12 - exit Ötztal - Längenfeld - Gries/Sulztal - car park (free of charge) - track to the Amberger Huette (on foot/on skis)
Hike from Gries in Sulztal south and east. When valley walls close in look for a junction on the left taking you up into the Schrankar. Alternately, continue another 1/2 kilometer to the Amberger Hütte for a rest. From the junction continue up the Schrankar on to the Längentaler Joch, then turn sharply west to follow the upper Längentaler Ferner (glacier) to the summit.
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If parking your car at Lüsens, you need 3 euros in coins (50 cent, 1 or 2 Euro coins only).Camping / Accomodation
Camping is discouraged, but here are the nearby huts:Westfalenhaus | at 2308 meters, it takes about 2 hours to reach from Lisens. |
Amberger Hütte | at 2135 meters. This hut is good if coming from the Sulztal valley |
Weather conditions
* Weather from the Austrian Alpenverein.Maps
* # KOMPASS #83 - "Stubaier Alpen" - A good overview (1:50,000) map. Certainly good enough for summer hiking on marked trails.* 31/2 Stubaier Alpen, Sellrain - a detailed 1:25,000 map. It doesn't show the summit as the page cuts off right before, but it is essential for the approach from Lisens.
* 31/1 Stubaier Alpen, Hochstubai - Here is the companion 1:25,000 map, showing the summit and the approach from the south.


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Even among key boards and top decisionmakers, abuse complaints often went unknown, the report said. For example, Wehmeyer, who was convicted of criminal sexual conduct involving two minor boys in November 2012, had a long history of sexual misconduct that went unreported to the Clergy Review Board, the report said.
Between 2004 and 2009, Wehmeyer "was observed engaging in sexual banter with young men in a Roseville bookstore; questioned by police when they saw him 'cruising' at a Maplewood park … and arrested for Driving Under the Influence (DWI) in Spring Valley," the report said. Even after the archdiocese began monitoring him, and began receiving reports that Wehmeyer was camping with boys, "no one alerted the Promoter [of Ministerial Standards] or the Clergy Review Board. Indeed, the Wehmeyer case never came before the Board."
The task force made a half-dozen recommendations. They included creating:
• An improved auditing and monitoring program for priests being monitored because of misconduct.
• A centralized record-keeping system on clergy abuse that is accessible to all decisionmakers.
• New policies on disposing of computers and other electronic communication used by clergy.
"We hope the Archdiocese moves forward with these recommendations as quickly as possible," the report said.
Victims' advocates were not impressed with the report.
"As long as we act like these are 'mistakes' and not intentional, self-serving choices by smart but selfish men, kids will continue being hurt and crimes will continue being concealed," said Barbara Dorris, national outreach director for Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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Uncovering Grandma's Many Talents
There is no doubt that a mother's love for her daughter's little one, whether boy or girl, is a reflection of her love for her daughter, adds to a daughter's feelings of acceptance, and is deeply gratifying for both women. But that is just the tip of the iceberg!
Grandma's Unique Mixture
A grandmother is a unique blend of essential and nonessential elements. She…
- Enriches her grandchild's life with love, affection, support, and a connection to a family history.
- Is a playful companion, baby-sitter, friend, and confidante.
- Can act as an intermediary between mother and daughter during difficult times.
- Can give guidance and advice that sometimes parents are not able to.
- Has the luxury of spoiling a child without dealing with the consequences.
- Is often a role model and a figure of female power.
- Is able to experience the sheer delight of her grandchildren and provide unequivocal acceptance because she is not responsible for them.
- May have to assume a parent's role by proxy or fulfill emotional and security needs in her granddaughter's life.
- Can be more concerned about the grandchild's individual needs because there is not that same concern expressed by parents that their children's behavior reflects upon them.
- Has fewer expectations of her grandchildren than their mother, which makes it easier for the grandkids to feel fully accepted and experience less pressure.
- Is able to see and evaluate things more clearly.
Proximity, economic considerations, health factors, a daughter and her mother's marital status, and personality traits often determine which of the above roles a grandmother plays in her granddaughter's life. However, as statistics prove, many more grandmothers today are finding themselves fitting into the role as primary caregiver.
Excerpted from The Complete Idiot's Guide to Mothers and Daughters © 2001 by Rosanne Rosen. All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Used by arrangement with Alpha Books, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
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Mojo means your influence, confidence or personal charisma. It was originally a slang term from the US associated with the music and dance culture, but has entered the English as well as the American language and is being used more widely. It has also taken on an additional meaning of personal confidence and charisma with regard to sexual relationships. The word Mojo itself probably derives from African-American language where it refers to a personal talisman or witchcraft charm, and is itself derived from the word Moco used by the Gullah people meaning witchcraft. The word First received widespread exposure in the 1957 recording of the song Got My Mojo Working by Muddy Waters.
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The original comes from the deep south, and was first used to mean "a snapping turtle in a whiskey bottle"
Now comes to have many different meanings, mainly a description of personal charima or energy
Now comes to have many different meanings, mainly a description of personal charima or energy
"I got my mojo working tonight"
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the blend of blend of marijuana and tobacco that is found in a spliff. Often smoked in a pipe or bong of some sort.
"Yoooo this mojo got me sittin sideways cuz!"
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used in south and north texas meaning a mexican from mexico and/or a first generation mexican american.
there is sometimes tension between the chicanos and the Mojo's.
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6 september 2006
the obvious better definition of swag... you dont need swag when you have mojo
who needs swag when you have mojo
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That often elusive quality that sets a person apart from everyone else. The word "magic" could, almost without exception, replace "mojo" in all of its contexts, sentences, and/or applications.
I just saw David Lee Roth on Leno last night. He did a country version of an old Van Halen song ... he has DEFINITELY lost his mojo!!
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Slang term for Monmouth Junction, New Jersey.
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Join NorCal and the National Parks Service in one of NorCal's longest running traditions of service. This biannual event (April and October of every year) is one of our most popular service events where you can enjoy the company of RPCVs of all ages fixing trails at one of America's most scenic seashores and enjoy a BBQ at day's end. Corrine Kirkbride (North Bay Director, Vanuatu 2001-2003) will be helping coordinate the October event. RSVPs are needed as this event does fill up completely. Please RSVP to Corrine.
Meet at the red barn on your left as you turn off Bear Valley road, which is near Sir Francis Drake Blvd and Hwy 1 in Olema. If you are using Google Maps, put in "Bear Valley Visitor Center, 1 Bear Valley Rd, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956." You will see the red barn as you turn onto the Bear Valley Visitor Center Access Road. You can park in the small lot near the barn, or up further near the picnic area across from the visitor center where the end of day picnic/BBQ will be. Gloves, work shirts and tools provided. You bring water and snack for the work part.
We will be having a picnic when the work is through. NorCal will provide a main dish item. Please bring drinks for yourself and something to share at the picnic.
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Nice little snow dumpage in the Cities Thursday. Happily, Thursday was a day off for me so it was a lovely opportunity to lay in some snacks & hot cocoa, curl up with the mate and the kitties and watch DVDs. To my great delight, Mr. had brought home "Touch the Sound." It is filmmaker Thomas Riedelsheimer's vision of percussionist Evelyn Glennie, who's been deaf since age 12.
Glennie's junior high band teacher had her close her eyes and place her hand on the wall of the band room. He played widely-spaced intervals on a pair of tympani and asked her where in her palm she felt them. He gradually decreased the size of the intervals until she could identify the minutest difference in pitch by where she felt it in her palm. We were both moved to tears by the spirit of exploration and discovery demonstrated by her teacher. (I think even the cats got misty. And they're tough.)
The movie itself is a feast for the ears, of course...but also for the eyes. Watching Glennie play strange gamelan instruments in a cavernous, echoing warehouse or hammer out a jaw-dropping snaredrum solo in Grand Central Station is...wow. Since we, the viewers, can't feel the sounds in the same way through the TV screen, Riedelsheimer takes pains to show us the sounds. From plastic tubes (smacked against fellow musician Fred Frith, who has a lovely resonant chest) to rattling trains and the thwapping of tires on a bridge, Riedelsheimer's images are a powerful complement to the sounds.
If you're doing a little holiday nesting, rent "Touch the Sound" and another Thomas Riedelsheimer movie, "Rivers and Tides," which follows artist Andy Goldsworthy as he creates delicate, fleeting sculptures from fallen leaves and precarious towers of stone that are doomed to be swallowed by the next high tide. It's one of the most gorgeous things I've seen, and with "Touch the Sound," makes for a groovy double feature.


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Deuce, I'll give you props for trying something unique and I think you definitely have some really cool stuff going on. There are also some serious flaws with that concept, but that's not unusual for version 1. For one, the colors are too similar (especially in the large image to the right). It probably wouldn't present well on television. That might just be a problem with your rendering and not the actual idea, though. Just lighten up that light blue a bit and I think the issue is solved. Another problem is that the number font is pretty illegible (and downright ugly) -- is that supposed to be a 7? Then there's the issue of the lack of white. I don't have a problem with no white on the uniforms, but for the primary logo to be just one color is pretty revolutionary (or perhaps de-evolutionary) and I just don't see it flying in the NFL. Frankly, that logo doesn't work with just one color. The blade and the outline can't be the same color or you sort of lose the intended effect. Also, NFL rules don't allow a Nike logo to go there. I assume you just recolored a college uniform and didn't bother to correct that, but that would have to change. I'd love to see you mock up a version with a more appropriate number font (maybe like Texas A&M, which mirrors the effect in the Titans' sword logo), corrected colors and an away uniform. And, if you can stomach it, some white.
That helmet looks badass! Sold on that. Im not digging the number font - looks like the memphis grizz font. And uni needs some white, im down for ditching the red thats too much going on i agree. But that helmet concept is awesome. Can we all petetion the helmet and sword logo to the titans FO somehow?? Most of us seem in favor of the T - Sword makes us look meaner with more attitude. Doubt bud adams would green light the idea though.
I dig. I think the numbers would have to be white or grey and maybe make the pants on both grey as well. The current ones would be very stagnant looking as a full team on tv.
Agreed. Throwing a slight silver outline on The sword would make it Come off that helmet. It would be almost invisible how it is on tv.
I actually thought of doing silver for outlines and all. I'm skipping white, because I hate it- personally. But yeah, the font is Nike-esque/futuristic and that's what I wanted this entire uni to be. Modern and a new take. Much like the Seahawks where everyone at first was like "Oh my god that's terrible..." but loved them by season's end. The monochrome thing has been done in college a bit, and it works. With HD these days "readability" via TV isn't a big issue. Basketball teams where white numbers on white jerseys with grey outlines. Football teams lately do similar. So I'm not worried about that part. 5 years ago, that would have mattered. No longer. But it's just a first draft, and I'm not too pleased. I do think it's lightyears above what we currently have. And the logo on the helmet doesn't have to be insanely visible, either. It would be plenty due to the contrast of light blue/dark blue (see our shoulder yokes and if you have a problem seeing them), but it wouldn't really matter. Much like that. It'd work also.
I don't think that helmet works at all. It looks good right up close, but would look awful from more than a few feet. I really think you need a keyline around your logo. That's pretty much sports logo design 101.
I think even just one side of the sword with a silver outline would make to pop. And trading white for grey/silver would be my choice. Grey pants or accents.
Sports logo design 101..... ORRRRR... outdated/cliche' thinking. I know a lot of you uniform only design folks forget design is still art-- but it is. Hate to inform you guys, but you'd better evolve your way of thought- sports design isn't as boring and "by the book" as it used to be. Designers are now taking artistic freedoms to go with a better look, rather than what was once standard, boring, template design. Keylines will fade out. I promise you.


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Perfect for your living room or bedroom, these Yo Yo Pillows from Fiskars are great for adding some color and texture to your decor. Grab a whole bunch of fabric scraps and a handful of your favorite buttons to make these adorable pillows. Even beginning sewists can make these colorful pillows. This is a great way to use up those yo-yo's that you have lying around your craft stash...and these pillows also make great gifts for people moving into their first home or apartment.
- Cutting Mat 12 x 18
- Coastal Colors Acrylic Ruler 6 x 24
- Straight Rotary Blade 45 mm
- The Original Orange-Handled Scissors 8
- Fabric squares (or ready made yo-yo's) if you need to buy fabric, you'll need 1/8 of a yard of several coordinating patterns of fabric
- Buttons
- Pompoms
- Pen
- Smallest circle from the Super Sized Circles Shape Templates
- Embroidery needle
- 2-3 skeins of embroidery floss
- 2 1/2 yard cuts of fabric (for pillow)
- Fabric Pins
- 2 18"x12" pieces of fabric
- Pillow stuffing or pillow form
- Sewing machine and supplies
- Iron
For the pillow shown you'll need to trace and cut 25 circles of fabric. I recommend making a few extras, in case you don't like the combination of patterns when you go to lie out your yo-yos, so you can quickly replace one or two.
To stitch up each yo-yo, cut a 12" length of embroidery floss--you'll be using all 6 strands. (Note: You can substitute 24" of all purpose-sewing thread and use it doubled.) Thread one end of your floss onto your needle leaving a 3" tail. Tie 2 or 3 knots in the other end.
Hold the circle of fabric in your non-dominant hand with the wrong side facing up. Holding the needle in your dominant hand, insert the needle into the fabric approximately 1/8" from the edge.
Bring the needle back up through the fabric approximately ¼" from the point of insertion. Again, it isn't an exact science so it can be a little more or a little less than ¼" spaced stitches.
Continue stitching with a ¼" straight stitch all the way around the perimeter of the circle. As you go along your stitches will start to gather a bit simply because your thread is only 12" long.
When you reach full-circle, you'll want to pull your thread taut to gather the stitches, allowing the material to gather in the center.
You will need to loosen and adjust a bit to flatten the yo-yo out for a more visually appealing yo-yo.
Add buttons or pom-poms using the same thread to sew them on. Knot thread off with a few knots on the back of the yo-yo. Trim excess thread.
Now repeat that 24 more times until you end up with a whole mess of yo-yos.
Set those aside and prepare your pillow fabrics.
First you'll need two ½ yard cuts of fabric. For the pillow front you'll want to select a bottom-weight, canvas, or duck cloth fabric. For the back you'll need to select a coordinating home décor or corduroy print.
Cut off the selvage edge and square up your fabric for the pillow front to 18" square using your cutting mat, quilting ruler and rotary cutter.
Fold your square in half vertically, then again horizontally to find the center of your fabric. Pin your first yo-yo in the center, then place two more on each side of the center spaced approximately ½" apart to create a horizontal line of yo-yos.
Repeat going vertically.
Then use your ruler to fill in the rest of the grid. Once all are place, you can baste each yo-yo, one at a time to the pillow front, making sure to just catch the back of the yo-yo fabric in your stitches so they remain unseen from the front.
For the pillow back fabric you need two pieces cut to 18" x 12" to create your slipcover/envelope closure.
Hem one 18" side on both pieces by folding over ¼" of the fabric and pressing with a warm iron, then folding over ¼" again. Using your machine, stitch a straight stitch along the length of the fold.
Then, pin one un-hemmed side of the back to the pillow front right sides together.
Next, flatten out the crease, and pin the hemmed ends to the pillow and fill in the sides with more pins.
Repeat for the remaining piece.
Then, start stitching around the perimeter of your pillow with a ½" seam allowance. I recommend starting where the envelope closure overlaps so your backstitching when you start and stop will add extra reinforcement.
Once your have your seam sewn, clip your corners and threads. Clipping the corners helps create a crisp point at the corners when you turn your pillow right-side out. Inserting the point of your scissors or the blunt end of a skewer into the corner and gently pushing outward will help create your point.
Now, insert your pillow form into your slipcover and fluff!
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May 06, 2014
I am thinking about making this pillow. What size are the circles? Thanks
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Melissa Ryan
May 07, 2014
Hi PineyDay...thanks for your comment. It appears that the designer didn't specify the circle sizes. We suggest measuring the width of your pillow and then dividing by how many circles you'd like to appear in each row...so if your pillow is 12" wide, and you want 6 circles per row, the circles shouldn't be more than 2". Hope that helps!
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love it will be doing a few of these for my newly decorated room thanks for this
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I love this idea-I made a lot of yo yos out of leftover fabric for a quilt-now I will make pillows with the leftovers-thanks for sharing
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Now that we've finished reading Hamlet, reflect on the play as a whole. Describe the major theme(s) and provide at least two examples from the text to support your ideas.
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1. Read "The Performative Utterance in William Shakespeare's Hamlet" and: a)post any comments/questions that help you understand it here; and b)take notes/know it well enough for a quiz tomorrow (Thursday, 10/27)
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It seemed like we talked about a lot of these topics in class today, but they were elaborated and even viewed differently in this essay.
Q: Why does Hamlet never seek revenge on Claudius? Did he never have the courage to, or was he more of a talker who never gave action to his words?
Q: How does J.L Austin's theory of Performativity and the idea of language relate to Hamlet?
I would like to hear other people's interpretations on this essay.
Kaley Jorgensen
Period: 2I did not really understand how Hamlet was able to learn from his own soliloquies. My interpretation of the novel, I felt like Hamlet's soliloquies were simply him figuring out his thoughts.
Answering the question above, I think that the theory of performativity relates to Hamlet because apparently the 3 main forces (locitionary force, mutual intelligibility, and the perlocutionary force)are what drives Hamlets three stages. Over the course of the novel, he changes from a "talker" to a "doer". By the end he finally accomplishes revenge and kills Claudius.Is self-overhearing Hamlet listening in on his own conversations? The wording in this text made it kind of difficult to comprehend what exactly was going on...something about Hamlet being able to think the thoughts and talk the talk but never being able to walk the walk. Correct me if I'm wrong
-Emily MartinezThroughout the text I found myself understanding some ideas and totally missing some. By reading it over again I feel I got some but not all the main points of the text. But what caught my attention was the point of view on Hamlet,For much of the play Hamlet is able to speak but not to do.
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I don't really understand the connection we were supposed to make between our experience of reading Hamlet and the essay if there was one we ha to make in the first place.
Question: Did Ophelia commit suicide because of her father's death?
I'm still confused about that.
Per.3 Katie Enstad Per. 2
This is a very dense and long reading. I found it difficult to stay focussed on, and I was a confused by it. I would probably understand it better if I could stay focussed on it longer, but that didn't happen. I, also, found it hard for me to understand all of the author's connections with his theories and Hamlet or Shakespeare's writing.Austin's theory of Performativity says to me that there is no difference between "talking the talk" and "walking the walk"-- speech can have the same effect on the self and others as taking action. It makes me think of speech that isn't protected by the First Amendment (such as hate speech) because it has the effect of force on someone else. Even familiar phrases can be delivered in such a way that the receiver experiences them physically: "The way she said 'I love you' was like a punch in the gut." We see the metaphor in fiction all the time. This is consistent with what we know intuitively about how emotional transactions with others can "make us feel" a certain way; in this context words have an impact. Why else would coaches give halftime speeches? (And just wait until later in the semester when we get to the greatest pregame speech of all time from Henry V!)
As for Hamlet learning through self-overhearing, I found myself wondering whether we'd react differently if we saw him on stage with mouth closed, THINKING these ideas instead of saying them out loud. After all, most of us have private conversations in our minds in which we review our decisions, question and measure ourselves, and reflect on our lives and relationships. As we tell ourselves our stories, we strengthen our impressions and refine (and sometimes alter) our memories. Isn't this changing our minds? And isn't changing our minds by reflecting on narratives one way to describe learning?Jojo Relyea
Okay so let me say this to make sure I have the main idea straight.
There is the physical words of language that are said that have a generic meaning, I guess you could call it, to an "ignorant listener", then there is the underlying meaning that is meant to be said and inferred basically the practical reality of what was said. That was a mouthful. I think I have it straight, but not 100% sure his writing was very sophisticated.I agree with Katie and Jojo about the tone used in this paper. It was hard to keep up with and even though I got the broad understanding, I don't understand the deep relation between the essay and Hamlet.
If we only watched Hamlet think to himself (and the other characters as well), there would be no situational irony. Without that, the play would be very one-dimensional and have no substance to it.
-Kelly Brickey, Period 3- AnonymousOctober 27, 2011 at 8:11 AM
I have read the essay 3 times now, and I have yet to see the point that everyone else is getting at. I can't focus on it long enough to understand any ideas in it... Guess I'll read it again?
Jessica C. Per 4 Q. How does the idea of playacting relate to either Bloom's or Austin's theory?
Q. Does Hamlet lack determination? Even after self-talk, he seems less determined than someone like Laertes. Does Hamlet do playacting with even himself in order to instill beliefs and values he does not fully believe in?
Q. Amid all of Hamlet's self-talk, and play acting, is it possible that he really does loose sight of reality and step into the realm of madness? deBoer does say that Hamlet uses his mask of insanity to explore his sense of self. In that sense of self, did he find insanity?It was really hard to stay focused and actually read this essay. I did not understand it the first time through yesterday and reading it today I seem to have the same consensus. One thing I thought was helpful and clarified my understanding today in class was understanding that Hamlet is talking his decisions out in his mind. Does this mean that killing Claudius was only an idea and he was not going to actually act on it until the end of the play when his mother died? Is there any specific moment where he says "I am going to kill my uncle the king." Or do we just assume that because of his burden and inability to come to an alternative he will kill him and not contemplate more?
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P.2Hey guys, I'm the author of that particular piece. Don't be discouraged if you find it confusing or complex. It's a text I produced for an expert audience and in an academic context. Let me see if I can clarify a few things.
My first point is just that a traditional understanding of Hamlet is wrong. Many have said that Hamlet's problem is that he can't make up his mind. In the beginning of Laurence Olivier's movie version of Hamlet, he says exactly that. I don't think this is accurate. Hamlet never changes his mind. He says at the beginning (once visited by the ghost) that he wants to kill Claudius and avenge his father; he never wavers from saying that he wants to do that. The problem is that he doesn't do it!
Hamlet is vocally powerful. We see again and again the power of his words. In the aesthetic sense, his speeches are beautiful and moving. More practically, he is able to stay alive and maneuver politically in Elsinore because of his ability to persuade. His faked "madness" is the perfect example. He is able to convince people around him to essentially have free run of the castle because his words and persuasive ability are so powerful.
With that in mind, I wanted to talk about Hamlet's language through the lens of JL Austin and his theory of performative language. Austin was a British philosopher who did most of his prominent work in the mid-20th century. Austin claimed that some language was "performative": it did not merely describe reality but made a change in reality.
Consider a marriage ceremony. A priest (or justice of the peace or what have you) says "I now pronounce you man and wife." As Austin points out, this isn't just describing the fact that the two people are now married. It actually makes it true that they are married. That language changes reality, in some sense. Or think about a promise. When I say "I promise to do this for you," I'm not just describing that I'm committed to something. I'm actually changing reality-- I'm creating a new fact, the fact that I've promised.
Austin went on to refine and evolve his theory, and it is still debated now, many decades after his death.
I thought that performative language would be a good lens to consider Hamlet and his verbal power, so I developed this paper for a graduate Shakespeare class to explore some of these issues.
If you have any specific questions, ask away.- AnonymousOctober 30, 2011 at 9:35 AM
I understand the idea of perfomative utterance, but I just don't see any examples of it throughout the play. Could you help me to better see where exactly in the play there is performative language?
Matthew Giddings Try this on for size.
When Claudius prays, we might call that a performative utterance. You don't just describe that you've prayed; you've made a prayer. Yet as Claudius admits, his prayer isn't "real" because he didn't sincerely mean the words he was saying. This gets right at Austin's idea that performative language can sometimes fail.
Also, another great example is when Hamlet swears an oath to the ghost. He isn't just describing the fact that he's swearing. He's making real facts about the world, in this case that he has made a commitment and dedicated himself to it.


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We present a numerical method for coupling an Eulerian compressible flow solver with a Lagrangian solver for fast transient problems involving fluid-solid interactions. Such coupling needs arise when either specific solution methods or accuracy considerations necessitate that different and disjoint subdomains be treated with different (Eulerian or Lagrangian)schemes. The algorithm we propose employs standard integration of the Eulerian solution over a Cartesian mesh. To treat the irregular boundary cells that are generated by an arbitrary boundary on a structured grid, the Eulerian computational domain is augmented by a thin layer of Cartesian ghost cells. Boundary conditions at these cells are established by enforcing conservation of mass and continuity of the stress tensor in the direction normal to the boundary. The description and the kinematic constraints of the Eulerian boundary rely on the unstructured Lagrangian mesh. The Lagrangian mesh evolves concurrently, driven by the traction boundary conditions imposed by the Eulerian counterpart. Several numerical tests designed to measure the rate of convergence and accuracy of the coupling algorithm are presented as well. General problems in one and two dimensions are considered, including a test consisting of an isotropic elastic solid and a compressible fluid in a fully coupled setting where the exact solution is available.
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Add all 3 ingredients, mix, cut, cook, eat. Simple! Takes one bowl, spoon and baking tray. No more hockey pucks!!
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